[外语类试卷]大学英语三级（A级）模拟试卷119（无答案）.doc

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1、大学英语三级（A 级）模拟试卷 119（无答案）Section ADirections: This section is to test your ability to understand short dialogues. There are 5 recorded dialogues in it. After each dialogue, there is a recorded question. The dialogues and the questions will be spoken only once. When you hear a question, you should dec

2、ide on the correct answer from the 4 choices A , B, C, and D.（A）She quite agrees with the man.（B） She wont have any holidays in March.（C） She regards the mans opinion as nonsense.（D）She cant go to Austria for her holiday.（A）The man couldnt give up smoking.（B） The man found it easy to give up smoking

3、.（C） The woman believed that the man could give up smoking.（D）The man wanted to convince the woman that he could give up smoking.（A）She cant afford to play for four hours a day.（B） She finds it easy to improve her English.（C） She is rejecting the mans advice.（D）She will spare no efforts to improve h

4、er English.（A）Who made the phone call.（B） What the call was about.（C） Who came earlier than he.（D）When John called him.（A）Tom has good study habits.（B） Tom writes many papers.（C） Tom lives in a dormitory.（D）Toms papers are often late.（A）She quite agrees with the man.（B） She wont have any holidays in

5、 March.（C） She regards the mans opinion as nonsense.（D）She cant go to Austria for her holiday.（A）The man couldnt give up smoking.（B） The man found it easy to give up smoking.（C） The woman believed that the man could give up smoking.（D）The man wanted to convince the woman that he could give up smokin

6、g.（A）She cant afford to play for four hours a day.（B） She finds it easy to improve her English.（C） She is rejecting the mans advice.（D）She will spare no efforts to improve her English.（A）Who made the phone call.（B） What the call was about.（C） Who came earlier than he.（D）When John called him.（A）Tom h

7、as good study habits.（B） Tom writes many papers.（C） Tom lives in a dormitory.（D）Toms papers are often late.Section BDirections: This section is to test your ability to understand short conversations. There are 2 recorded conversations in it. After each conversation, there are some recorded questions

8、. The conversations and the questions will be spoken only once. When you hear a question, you should choose the correct answer from the 4 choices marked A, B, C, and D.（A）To London. （B） To New York.（C） To Paris. （D） To Berlin（A） The 10m flight. （B） The 2 p. m. flight.（C） The 10 p.m. flight. （D）The e

9、arlier flight.（A）To London.（B） To New York.（C） To Paris.（D）To Berlin（A）The 10 a.m flight.（B） The 2 p.m. flight.（C） The 10 p.m. flight.（D）The earlier flight.（A）She likes everything in London.（B） She likes many things in London except its weather.（C） She doesnt like the place at all.（D）She likes the w

10、eather in London best.（A）Its wet.（B） Its foggy.（C） Its wet and foggy.（D）Its cool and dry.（A）Its often cold and snowy.（B） Its often wet and warm.（C） Its often cool and dry.（D）Not mentioned in the conversation.（A）She likes everything in London.（B） She likes many things in London except its weather.（C）

11、 She doesnt like the place at all.（D）She likes the weather in London best.（A）Its wet.（B） Its foggy.（C） Its wet and foggy.（D）Its cool and dry.（A）Its often cold and snowy.（B） Its often wet and warm.（C） Its often cool and dry.（D）Not mentioned in the conversation.Section CDirections: This section is to

12、test your ability to comprehend short passages. You will hear a recorded passage. After that you will hear five questions. The passage will be spoken twice. When you hear a question, you should complete the answer to it with a word or a short phrase. 21 What axe the applicants going to have in almos

13、t every case of job hunting?They are going to have_. 22 How long does an interview usually last?It usually lasts for_ minutes. 23 What is the most important thing the interviewer wants to know about the applicants?The most important thing is what _the applicants are. 24 Which question will be asked

14、if the applicants once worked somewhere?The question will be “Why did you_ ?” 25 What should the applicants remember to do?To dress formally, talk politely, respond quickly and_. 26 What are the applicants going to have in almost every case of job hunting?They are going to have_.27 How long does an

15、interview usually last?It usually lasts for_ minutes.28 What is the most important thing the interviewer wants to know about the applicants?The most important thing is what _the applicants are.29 Which question will be asked if the applicants once worked somewhere?The question will be “Why did you_?

16、“30 What should the applicants remember to do?To dress formally, talk politely, respond quickly and_.Section ADirections: In this section, there are 10 incomplete sentences. You are required to complete each one by deciding on the most appropriate word or words from the 4 choices marked A , B, C, an

17、d D.31 We couldnt have passed the final examination _ your help.（A）but for（B） without（C） if it had not been for（D）All of the above.32 In vain _ try to persuade her to change her plan.（A）we did（B） did we（C） we would（D）would we33 On the hill are maple trees _ leaves have turned red.（A）who（B） whom（C） w

18、hose（D）which34 Kenny was finishing his assignments when his father _ home from work.（A）comes（B） came（C） has come home（D）is coming home35 _ more attention, the tree could have grown much better than that one.（A）To give（B） Given（C） To be given（D）Having given36 Does _ matter if he cant pass the final e

19、xamination?（A）it（B） this（C） that（D）he37 Last month he promised that he _ today, but he hasnt arrived yet.（A）will come（B） would have come（C） would come（D）is coming38 Five minutes earlier, _ we wouldnt have missed the last bus.（A）or（B） and（C） but（D）so39 My parents have lived here _.（A）since 1986（B） ma

20、ny years ago（C） for many years ago（D）since 1966 ago40 Was it Ann _ you gave the message?（A）whom（B） to whom（C） who（D）to who41 We couldnt have passed the final examination _ your help.（A）but for（B） without（C） if it had not been for（D）All of the above.42 In vain _ try to persuade her to change her plan

21、.（A）we did（B） did we（C） we would（D）would we43 On the hill are maple trees _ leaves have turned red.（A）who（B） whom（C） whose（D）which44 Kenny was finishing his assignments when his father _ home from work.（A）comes（B） came（C） has come home（D）is coming homeSection BDirections: There are 10 incomplete sta

22、tements here. You should fill in each bland with the proper form of the word given in the brackets.45 Our ability to think and speak makes us (difference) _ from other animals.46 I was (luck) _ enough to find a policeman when I got lost in the city.47 When the singer announced his (decide) _ to leav

23、e the band, his followers were all surprised.48 I cant tell which mushroom is poison) _ just by smelling it.49 So far we (discuss) the first five chapters.50 From his frequent (appear) _ at the house, Mrs. Johnson judges that he has fallen in love with her daughter.51 Nothing whatsoever can prevent

24、us from (carry) _ out this plan.52 The local government made great efforts to (modem) _ the central hospital by installing the latest equipment.53 He gave the order that we (stay) _ where we were.54 Michael could not help (think) _ that if anything would happen.55 Our ability to think and speak make

25、s us (difference) _ from other animals.56 I was (luck) _ enough to find a policeman when I got lost in the city.57 When the singer announced his (decide) _ to leave the band, his followers were all surprised.58 I cant tell which mushroom is poison) _ just by smelling it.Task 1Directions: After readi

26、ng the following passage, you will find 5 questions or unfinished statements, numbered 36 through 40. For each question or statement there are 4 choices marked A, B, C, and D. You should make the correct choice.59 If you live or plan to travel where Lyme disease is a problem, there are important fac

27、ts you should know. For example, you can get bitten by the tick (扁虱) that carries the disease while out gardening, walking, even playing with your dog. And, if you dont have any early symptoms, you might not know you have Lyme disease. You could be one of the few people who develop serious health pr

28、oblems. Left untreated. Lyme disease can lead to potentially serious joint and neurological (神经病学) conditions. Why put yourself or your family at risk?Now, theres a vaccine (疫苗) that has been shown to be safe and effective in preventing Lyme disease. Its called LYMErix. New LYMErix for people 15 to

29、70. As with any vaccine, LYMErix may not protect 100% of individuals. LYMErix may be associated with local reactions including redness and swelling, full-like symptoms.Ask your doctor about new LYMErix, or call toll free 1-888-LYMERIX, ext 200 for information.Now is the time to begin building protec

30、tion for yourself and your family for the upcoming season. Call your doctor today.59 Its indicated in the passage that something important should be known for us _.（A）if you live wherever there is Lyme disease（B） when you go out gardening or walking（C） if you are playing with your dog（D）when you are

31、 traveling around60 Lyme disease may lead to _ if it is not treated.（A）death（B） joint and neurological conditions（C） redness（D）swelling61 According to the second paragraph, the LYMErix is _.（A）suitable for people at any age（B） lined with no side effects（C） used to protect all people（D）a safe and eff

32、ective way to prevent Lyme disease62 Just as any other vaccine, LYMErix may also have some side effects such as _.（A）backache（B） fever and coughing（C） stomachache（D）serious headache63 This passage is probably taken from _.（A）a business letter（B） an introduction（C） an instruction（D）an advertisement64

33、 If you live or plan to travel where Lyme disease is a problem, there are important facts you should know. For example, you can get bitten by the tick(扁虱) that carries the disease while out gardening, walking, even playing with your dog. And, if you dont have any early symptoms, you might not know y

34、ou have Lyme disease. You could be one of the few people who develop serious health problems. Left untreated. Lyme disease can lead to potentially serious joint and neurological(神经病学) conditions. Why put yourself or your family at risk?Now, theres a vaccine(疫苗) that has been shown to be safe and eff

35、ective in preventing Lyme disease. Its called LYMErix. New LYMErix for people 15 to 70. As with any vaccine, LYMErix may not protect 100% of individuals. LYMErix may be associated with local reactions including redness and swelling, full-like symptoms.Ask your doctor about new LYMErix, or call toll

36、free 1-888-LYMERIX, ext 200 for information.Now is the time to begin building protection for yourself and your family for the upcoming season. Call your doctor today.64 Its indicated in the passage that something important should be known for us _.（A）if you live wherever there is Lyme disease（B） whe

37、n you go out gardening or walking（C） if you are playing with your dog（D）when you are traveling around65 Lyme disease may lead to _ if it is not treated.（A）death（B） joint and neurological conditions（C） redness（D）swelling66 According to the second paragraph, the LYMErix is _.（A）suitable for people at

38、any age（B） lined with no side effects（C） used to protect all people（D）a safe and effective way to prevent Lyme disease67 Just as any other vaccine, LYMErix may also have some side effects such as _.（A）backache（B） fever and coughing（C） stomachache（D）serious headache68 This passage is probably taken f

39、rom _.（A）a business letter（B） an introduction（C） an instruction（D）an advertisementTask 2Directions: This task is the same as Task 1. The 5 questions or unfinished statements are numbered 41 through 45.69 Birds are warm-blooded, vertebrate animals whose bodies are covered with feathers. Other charact

40、eristics of birds are: wings; a short tail bone; the visible tail being composed entirely of feathers; a weak or nonexistent sense of smell; no teeth; and keen hearing, despite the absence of external ears. As in mammals (哺乳动物), the only other group of warm-blooded animals, the blood in the veins (静

41、脉) of birds is kept totally separated from the blood in the arteries (动脉).Birds evolved from reptiles, especially from some small dinosaur-relative. Gradually the scales of the dinosaur evolved into feathers, perhaps first for insulation as the animal evolved from cord to wing blade but later for fl

42、ight. It is still unknown, however, whether flight developed when a ground-living form began to flap its wings to increase its running speed (like the ostrich today), or when a tree climbing form used imperfect wings to aid it in leaping from tree limb to tree limb. The evolution from reptile to the

43、 bird as we know it concluded about 75 million years ago, at the beginning of the Tertiary period, or age of mammals.The earliest classification of birds relied upon easily recognized external characteristics or upon peculiarities of behavior or appearance. For example, all web-footed birds were gro

44、uped together and all seed-eating birds were grouped together. Since the 19th century and the general acceptance of evolution, however, this method has given way to a sounder and more scientific procedure. Birds, as well as all other living things, are now classified in a way that best expresses the

45、ir blood relationships and lines of descent. This kind of classification is known as a phylogenetic classification (系谱分类).69 This passage is most probably taken from a _.（A）piece of science fiction (科幻小说)（B） lecture（C） romantic story（D）news story70 What sense is weak or nonexistent among birds?（A）He

46、aring.（B） Sight.（C） Smell.（D）Taste.71 Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?（A）Birds evolved from reptiles.（B） It is known to all that flight developed when a ground-living form began to flap its wings to increase its running speed.（C） It is known to all that flight developed when

47、a tree-climbing form used imperfect wings to aid it in leaping from tree limb to tree limb.（D）The evolution from reptile to the bird concluded about 75 thousand years ago.72 The last paragraph is about _.（A）the senses of birds（B） the classification of birds（C） the evolution of birds（D）the characteri

48、stic of birds73 What can we infer from the passage?（A）All the senses of birds are very keen.（B） All birds can fly.（C） The earliest classification of birds was not very sound or scientific.（D）Birds were given a sound and scientific classification from the very beginning.74 Birds are warm-blooded, vertebrate animals whose bodies are covered with feathers. Other characteristics of birds are: wings; a short tail bone; the visible tail being composed entirely of feathers; a weak or nonexistent sense of smell; no teeth; and keen hearing, despite the absence of external ears. As in mammals (哺乳动物),